Rotary noob
10-05-08, 10:41 PM
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Rotary noob
Hello everyone! My name is Brian I am from Los Angeles. I am a classic car (69 mustang & 64 falcon conv.) lover, yet my good friend changed my interest to rotary.
He had a 1991 convertible rx-7 sitting in his garage for a few months because he got his subaru sponsored / hooked up thru ingen. So the car sat, and he would always mention that the car was worth about 2,000 dollars and blah blah blah. Well eventually I asked for the car, and purchased it for 800.00 dollars.
After an oil change, spark plug change, plug wires, battery, new air filter and fuel filter and a car wash. I fell in love with my S5. I'll soon post pics and I hope to meet some rotary heads from L.A. and get the most help possible.
Cus, like how I titled my thread, I am a Rotary noob.
He had a 1991 convertible rx-7 sitting in his garage for a few months because he got his subaru sponsored / hooked up thru ingen. So the car sat, and he would always mention that the car was worth about 2,000 dollars and blah blah blah. Well eventually I asked for the car, and purchased it for 800.00 dollars.
After an oil change, spark plug change, plug wires, battery, new air filter and fuel filter and a car wash. I fell in love with my S5. I'll soon post pics and I hope to meet some rotary heads from L.A. and get the most help possible.
Cus, like how I titled my thread, I am a Rotary noob.
10-09-08, 08:00 PM
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I have been into Mitsu's but alot of my friends are into RX7's. 1 of them had a good running 88 vert that needed a top, I decided to buy it, and joined the ranks of the RX7 fan's. It is totally different from my Lancer, but I am really starting to get attached.
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10-14-08, 10:24 PM
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thats a lot of work. i'm a rotary newbie as well, i'm getting my shop buddy (who built and raced a FC3S) and my other friend who rebuilds rotaries on the side to help me learn. friends and lots of a manuals is what you need... lots and lots of service manuals hahah
10-15-08, 01:21 PM
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